CNA938 Rewind - Flying high as Sports Boy of the Year 2025 — Kai Minejima-Lee
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At just 15, he became the youngest World Cup champion in the sport, with 16 medals to his name — 10 of them gold. He's been named Sports Boy of the Year 2025, following a historic season in indoor skydiving. Daniel Martin and Justine Moss speak with competitive indoor skydiver, Kai Minejima-Lee.
CNA938 Rewind - Flying high as Sports Boy of the Year 2025 — Kai Minejima-Lee
At just 15, he became the youngest World Cup champion in the sport, with 16 medals to his name — 10 of them gold. He's been named Sports Boy of the Year 2025, following a historic season in indoor skydiving. Daniel Martin and Justine Moss speak with competitive indoor skydiver, Kai Minejima-Lee.
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CNA938 Rewind - Tech Talk: The Nintendo Switch 2 - Next-Gen or just Next?
Nintendo's long-awaited follow-up has finally docked in Singapore, and we've got someone who's put it through its paces. Is it just a shinier screen and faster chip, or has Nintendo truly levelled up? Daniel Martin speaks with Aloysius Low, Co-Founder and Editor of gadget review site Can Buy or Not.
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CNA938 Rewind - A new business hub for Bishan: will more towns follow this LIVE-WORK-PLAY model?
Plans to develop Bishan into a new business hub could see the introduction of around 200,000 sqm of new office space to the area. This will match the scale of that in Paya Lebar Central. Are we going to see more towns adopt the live-work-play model? Daniel Martin and Justine Moss discuss with Provost's Chair Professor at the Department of Real Estate, NUS Business School, Sing Tien Foo.
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CNA938 Rewind - Beyond the map a journey through Arunachal Pradesh
In Destination Anywhere, show producer Vaisali Prabhakaran speaks with Divyakshi Gupta, travel storyteller and creator of Quirky Wanderer, about her 12-day journey through Arunachal Pradesh, one of India's most remote and mountainous states. From cloud-shrouded monasteries and centuries-old iron bridges to traditional paper-making and home-cooked meals in hidden valleys, Divyakshi shares what it's like to experience this little-known corner of the Eastern Himalayas.
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